The Egyptian Cinderella Quiz

Who is the main character in The Egyptian Cinderella, and what makes her stand out?

• Nefertiti

• Rhodopis

• Cleopatra

• Isis

What is the significance of the golden sandal in the story?

• It represents wealth.

• It was a gift from the Pharaoh.

• It symbolises fate and recognition.

• It scared the falcon.

Where was Rhodopis originally from?

• Egypt

• Greece

• Mesopotamia

• Persia

What animal carried the golden slipper to Pharaoh Amasis?

• A hawk

• A falcon

• A dove

• An eagle

Which of these values is The Egyptian Cinderella meant to teach?

• Revenge is sweet.

• Kindness and resilience triumph over hardship.

• Wealth is the key to happiness.

• Magic always solves problems.

What was unique about Rhodopis's appearance?

• Her black hair.

• Her golden eyes.

• Her pale skin and green eyes.

• Her scarred hands.

What was the slipper made of?

• Papyrus

• Silver

• Leather gilded with gold

• Glass

The falcon in the story is a symbol of which Egyptian god?

• Anubis

• Horus

• Ra

• Osiris

How does this story's ending compare to other Cinderella stories you know?

• The prince uses a golden sandal instead of a glass slipper.

• Rhodopis marries a farmer instead of royalty.

• The Pharaoh chooses her without a magical event.

• Rhodopis doesn't marry anyone.

1. Imagine you lived in ancient Egypt. What would your daily life look like, based on the story?